Mourad Ben Embarek
Moroccan modernist architect From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mourad Ben Embarek (Arabic: مراد بن مبارك; died 2011) was a Moroccan modernist architect. He was a leader in the reconstruction of Agadir and published the first post-independence architecture magazine in Morocco: a+u.[1]
Life
Mourad Ben Embarek was a member of Groupe des Architectes Modernes Marocains (GAMMA).[2]
In 1961, he took over for Abdeslam Faraoui and directed the Service of Urbanism, remaining as director until 1966.[1][3][4]
Notable works
- Technopark, Casablanca
- Terminal 1 of Mohammed V International Airport, Casablanca
- Atlas Tower, Casablanca
References
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